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Gagnon is among three or four dozen volunteers in Oregon who call around the country for FreedomWorks.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

It's no mistake that Gagnon is calling people in Nevada rather than Oregon, where the Republican Senate nominee isn't given much of a chance.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

Gagnon is among three or four dozen volunteers in Oregon who call around the country for FreedomWorks.

Tea party banking on phone calls Amy Gardner 2010

Here, in between making dinner and baking cookies and celebrating the 16th birthday of one of her eight children, tea party activist Rosie Gagnon is working the phones, squeezing in 10 or 20 minutes or even an hour when she can, placing dozens of calls each day urging voters to support her favored candidates.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

Here, in between making dinner and baking cookies and celebrating the 16th birthday of one of her eight children, tea party activist Rosie Gagnon is working the phones, squeezing in 10 or 20 minutes or even an hour when she can, placing dozens of calls each day urging voters to support her favored candidates.

Tea party banking on phone calls Amy Gardner 2010

It's no mistake that Gagnon is calling people in Nevada rather than Oregon, where the Republican Senate nominee isn't given much of a chance.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

It's no mistake that Gagnon is calling people in Nevada rather than Oregon, where the Republican Senate nominee isn't given much of a chance.

Tea party banking on phone calls Amy Gardner 2010

Gagnon is among three or four dozen volunteers in Oregon who call around the country for FreedomWorks.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

Here, in between making dinner and baking cookies and celebrating the 16th birthday of one of her eight children, tea party activist Rosie Gagnon is working the phones, squeezing in 10 or 20 minutes or even an hour when she can, placing dozens of calls each day urging voters to support her favored candidates.

Tea party activists banking on phone calls to turn out voters Amy Gardner 2010

Matt Gagnon is the creator of the ultra-original Paper Table and the mind behind a New York loft renovation that may be the best merger we’ve seen of ecological thinking and inspired interior design.

NOMAD GRASS LOUNGER by Matt Gagnon | Inhabitat 2006